Pioneer DRM-604X User manual

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Model: DRM-604X

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Software Driver Installation Guide

Owner’s Manual

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License Agreement

PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION

SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT

I. GRANT OF LICENSE: Pioneer Electronic Corporation (PEC) grants you the

right to use one copy of the enclosed software programs (the software) on a single

terminal connected to a single computer (i.e. with a single CPU). You may not

network the software or otherwise use it on more than one computer or computer

terminal at the same time.

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Apple Computer, Inc.; the Microsoft MS-DOS CD-ROM Extensions Software is

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• make one copy of the software solely for archival purposes

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Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION

...........................................................................1 - 1

Set-Up and Driver Installation Overview.................................1 - 2

2. PRE-INSTALLATION NOTES........................................................2 - 1

Back up diskettes....................................................................2 - 1

IBM PC & Compatible Users:

SCSI host adapter must support multiple LUNs .............2 - 1

On-Line Help available during driver installation.............2 - 2

Selection Methods ..........................................................2 - 3

Conventions used in this manual............................................2 - 4

3. DOS / WINDOWS DRIVER INSTALLATION PROCESS..............3 - 1

Inspection Checklist / PC........................................................3 - 1

Quick Installation

..................................................................3 - 2

Quick Install Parameters.........................................................3 - 4

Operations Check...................................................................3 - 7

Using Your Pioneer CD-ROM Changer...................................3 - 8

Custom Installation Options....................................................3 - 9

Installing more than one Pioneer CD-ROM Changer..............3 -13

Multi Player Control (MPC) Program ......................................3 -15

(for Troubleshooting IBM-PC DOS/WINDOWS Driver Installation see Appendix A)

4. MACINTOSH DRIVER INSTALLATION PROCESS...................4 - 1

Inspection Checklist / Installation Overview ...........................4 - 1

Quick Installation

..................................................................4 - 2

Using the Installer with System 7.0 & above...........................4 - 3

Installing Drivers for System 6.0.7 & below ............................4 - 4

Operations Check...................................................................4 - 5

Other Installation Options .......................................................4 - 5

Using CLD Access..................................................................4 - 6

Using CLD Remote .................................................................4 - 7

(for Troubleshooting Macintosh Driver Installation see Appendix B)

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Table of Contents (cont.)

5. SPECIAL ISSUES FOR IBM-PC & COMPATIBLE USERS .........5 - 1

Third Party Device Drivers......................................................5 - 1

Networking..............................................................................5 - 1

Maximizing Performance ........................................................5 - 1

Audio on CD-ROMs................................................................5 - 2

Kodak Photo CDs ...................................................................5 - 2

(CDP) Compact Disc Player Commands...............................5 - 3

6. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS...........................................................6 - 1

Appendices

Appendix A: Troubleshooting IBM-PC DOS / WINDOWS Driver Installation

Appendix B : Troubleshooting Macintosh Driver Installation

Appendix C: Installation Overview — IBM PC & Compatibles

• Device Driver in CONFIG.SYS - Command Line Switches

• MSCDEX File in AUTO EXEC.BAT - Command Line Switches

Appendix D: (CDP) CD Player Commands

Appendix E: Pioneer LaserFacts System

Appendix F: Pioneer Technical Resource Numbers

List of Figures

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List of Figures

Figure 1 – DOS/WINDOWS Installer: Accessing On-Line Help...........2 - 2

Figure 2 – DOS/WINDOWS Installer: On-Line Help Screen................2 - 2

Figure 3 – DOS/WINDOWS - Quick Install Process ............................3 - 2

Figure 4 – DOS/WINDOWS Installer: Main Menu................................3 - 3

Figure 5 – DOS/WINDOWS - Quick Install Default Settings................3 - 3

Figure 6 – DOS/WINDOWS Installer: Select SCSI Host Adapter........3 - 4

Figure 7 – “Select Correct SCSI Host Adapter” / Overview.................3 - 5

Figure 8 – DOS/WINDOWS Installer: To Begin Installation.................3 - 5

Figure 9 – DOS/WINDOWS Installer: Installation Complete...............3 - 6

Figure 10 – DOS/WINDOWS - Operations Check on Boot-Up..............3 - 7

Figure 11 – DOS/WINDOWS - Using the Pioneer CD-ROM Changer...3 - 8

Figure 12 – DOS/WINDOWS Installer: Custom Settings Menu.............3 - 9

Figure 13 – DOS/WINDOWS - Driver Parameters Menu......................3 -10

Figure 14 – DOS/WINDOWS - MSCDEX Parameters Menu................3 -11

Figure 15 – DOS/WINDOWS - SCSI ID Parameters Menu ..................3 -12

Figure 16 – DOS/WINDOWS - NOTICE Changes Not Saved...............3 -13

Figure 17 – MACINTOSH Installation Diskette ......................................4 - 1

Figure 18 – MACINTOSH System 7.0 & Above: Quick Install ...............4 - 2

Figure 19 – MACINTOSH Installer Screen.............................................4 - 3

Figure 20 – MACINTOSH Custom Installation Screen...........................4 - 3

Figure 21 – MACINTOSH “Successful Installation” Screen...................4 - 4

Figure 22 – MACINTOSH CLD Access / ROM Mount Controller...........4 - 6

Figure 23 – CLD Menu Icon...................................................................4 - 7

Figure 24 – MACINTOSH CLD Remote.................................................4 - 7

Chapter 1

Introduction

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Introduction

Congratulations on the purchase of your new Pioneer CD-ROM Changer! The

unit is packaged with floppy disks that contain device drivers necessary for

connecting the Pioneer CD-ROM Changer to an IBM-PC or compatible computer

or to a Macintosh computer. The device drivers allow the CD-ROM Changer and

the computer to communicate and exchange data. On the next page is a SET UP &

DRIVER INSTALLATION OVERVIEW describing the steps to follow as you

install the device driver software and begin using your Changer.

Before you proceed, make sure you have fully reviewed the Hardware Installation

Owner’s Guide that is included with your Pioneer CD-ROM Changer. The

Hardware Installation Owner’s Guide provides safety precautions, system

requirements, hardware installation procedures, and other pertinent information.

Also, carefully review the instructions in this manual prior to installing the software

device drivers. Here is a synopsis of what you will find in each chapter.

Chapter 1 provides the Introduction to this Manual, a synopsis of subsequent chapters,

and a Set Up & Driver Installation Overview.

Chapter 2 provides Pre-Installation Notes. This section recommends that you back-up

the driver diskettes. It also explains conventions used in the manual and provides some

tips for IBM-PC and Compatible computer users: Make sure your SCSI host adapter

(interface card) supports Multiple LUNs; Refer to Context-Sensitive ON-LINE Help

during installation of drivers under DOS or Windows; Selection methods.

Chapter 3 provides an IBM-PC and Compatibles Driver Diskette Inspection Checklist;

describes Quick Installation; Operations Check; Custom Installation Options; Installing

more than one Pioneer CD-ROM Changer and using XDISC; Using the MPC utility

included on the driver diskette.

Chapter 4 describes the Macintosh Driver Installation Process: Installation Overview;

Inspection Checklist; Quick Installation; Operations Check; Other Installation Options/

Installing more than one Pioneer CD-ROM Changer; Using the CLD ACCESS

ROM Controller and the Menu icon; Using CLD REMOTE.

Chapter 5 provides information about Special Issues such as Third Party Device

Drivers; Networking; Maximizing Performance; Audio on CD-ROMs; Compressed

Audio and Digital Audio; Sound Cards; Kodak Photo CDs.

Chapter 6 is Questions and Answers.

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IBM PC/XT/AT/386 User’s, refer to the

Chapter 3 for installation instructions.

Macintosh User’s, refer to

Chapter 4 for installation instructions.

1) Install a SCSI host adapter (interface card) in the IBM PC or compatible

computer, as per instructions from interface card Manufacturer and in Hardware

Install Owner’s Guide. NOTE: The Macintosh has a built in SCSI port.

2) With the power turned OFF on both the computer and the CD-ROM

Changer, attach the proper SCSI cable, connecting the two machines.

3) Set the SCSI ID number on the CD-ROM Changer. When it is the only

device attached to an IBM or compatible computer, the factory-set SCSI ID at

0 should work just fine. Otherwise, set the SCSI ID to a number that is not

used by any other device on the SCSI bus. NOTE: The Pioneer Installer for

IBM-PC and compatibles will automatically search the SCSI bus and indicate

the proper SCSI ID number, unless you over-ride this feature. See Chapter 3,

page 3-14 for details. When connecting the Pioneer CD-ROM changer to a

Macintosh, select a SCSI ID number between 1 & 6.

5) Power-ON the computer and back-up the driver diskettes included with the

Pioneer CD-ROM Changer.

4) Power-ON the Pioneer CD-ROM Changer.

6) Launch the Installer program included on the driver diskette. This will

offer you a few simple options, then install the drivers. See Chapters 3 & 4

for details.

8) Reboot your computer. Follow the “Operations Check” for IBM-PC and

compatibles or for Macintosh. If you encounter any difficulties, refer to

Troubleshooting Appendices at the back of this manual.

9) You are ready to use your Pioneer CD-ROM Changer. See page 3-9 for

IBM-PC and compatibles, see pages 4-6 and 4-7 for Macintosh.

Set-Up & Driver Installation Overview

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Pre-Installation Notes

Back Up Diskettes

The license agreement that is enclosed with your Pioneer product allows you to

make a backup of the driver diskettes, in case your originals become lost, damaged

or corrupted. We strongly recommend that you take this precautionary step before

you proceed with the installation of your software device drivers.

Your DOS operating system comes with a utility such as a [DISKCOPY] and/or

[COPY] command which you can use to make a duplicate disk. Follow the

instructions in your DOS manual. If you have a Macintosh, simply copy the files

to a back up floppy. Once the files have been backed up, it’s a good idea to date

and label the disk.

IBM-PC & Compatible Users, Check SCSI Host Adapter

Make sure the SCSI host adapter (interface card) you are using supports multiple

LUNs (Logical Unit Numbers). A Logical Unit Number is an address

assignment which allocates a separate drive letter to each of the 6 CD-ROM discs.

Example:

Floppy Drives = Drive Letters A and B

Hard Drive = Drive Letter C

CD-ROM Discs = Letters D,E,F,G,H, & I

Most SCSI host adapters do support multiple LUNs, but we recommend you

check the card’s documentation or call the manufacturer to verify that your

interface card will meet this requirement.

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On-Line Help for IBM-PC & Compatible INSTALLATION

The Pioneer IBM-PC DOS/WINDOWS installation software has an On-Line

Help feature available from all of the installation menus. This Help feature can

be accessed at any time by pressing the [F1] key. On-Line Help is context-

sensitive, so the Help Dialog Box that appears after pressing [F1] is directly

related to the item highlighted at the time you press the [F1] key. Abbreviated

Help information appears in the bar at the bottom of the screen.

Figure 1 - DOS/WINDOWS Installer: Accessing On-Line Help

For example, if you press [F1] when the highlight bar is on the QUICK INSTALL

line, the Help screen in Figure 2 will appear:

Figure 2 - DOS/WINDOWS Installer: On-Line Help Screen

ioneer CD-ROM Installer Ver 2.0

Selection methods for IBM-PC & compatible users

The table below indicates how to select/deselect menu options and how to move

around in the installation screens when installing the IBM-PC DOS/Windows drivers:

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Action Key Stroke

Move to another Menu Use the Up and Down Arrow Keys or the [TAB] for

selection Down [SHIFT-TAB] for Up until the correct menu

selection becomes highlighted. You can also roll the mouse

until the cursor appears on the line you wish to change, then

click the left mouse button.

Go back one Menu screenPress the “Esc” key or click the

right mouse button.

Edit a Menu selection There are four ways to edit a menu item:

1. Press the [GREY +] sign on the keyboard number pad.

2. Press the [SPACE BAR] then type the new entry.

3. Press the [INS] key then type the new information.

4. If you’re using a mouse, with the cursor over the selection

you wish to change, Click the left mouse button then type

in the new information.

Using the Mouse to make Click or Double Click

a Menu Selection

Confirm the Menu Moving to the next line using the Down arrow key will

Selection confirm your selection.

Bring up an adjacent Press the [SPACE BAR] or press the [F3] key.

Confirm an Adjacent Press [ENTER].

Menu selection

Return to DOS Select “Exit” from the Installation Menu

[F3] Accesses the Help Screens for currently highlighted item.

(See page 2-2 for details about using On-Line Help.)

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Characteristic Comment / Definition

and/or Key

Bold Type Bold type represents a command which you must type. To carry out a

command, type the bold-faced word(s) then press [ENTER].

Example: If you are instructed to type A:, type the A, type the : (colon)

then press the [ENTER] key.

[ ] Square Square brackets are used to surround keys which you must press.

brackets DO NOT type the square brackets.

Function Keys Function keys which you must press appear in “non-bold faced” text,

in square brackets. Example: Pressing the [F3] key will bring up an

adjacent menu.

Italics Italics are used to emphasize a point. Bold Italics are used when

Bold Italics referencing another section in this book or the Hardware Installation Guide.

SMALL CAPS SMALL CAPS in bold are used to indicate Menu Titles.

BOLD

ALL CAPS All Caps, without bold-faced print, indicate a menu selection to be made.

NO BOLD

[ENTER] “Press [ENTER]” means that you must press the ENTER key to confirm a

menu selection. Some instructions in this manual do not tell you to “Press”

ENTER, they simply state [ENTER]. In those instances, the word “Press”

is understood.

The check mark is used to indicate a helpful hint or to note additional and

pertinent information.

Conventions used in this manual

This Installation Guide uses the following conventions to help you interpret and

follow the information provided as you install and use the device driver software:

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DOS /WINDOWS device driver installation

Inspection Checklist / PC

Pioneer Changers are packaged with a floppy disk containing software device

drivers and the MSCDEX file for IBM-PC and compatible computers. The disk

also contains an Installation program, Installation Help file, a file to load and

remove the MPC control utility and XDISC, a program that allows assignment of

one drive letter to each daisy-chained drive. Before you proceed with the

installation, verify that you have the necessary files on the diskette:

Step 1: Exit your current computer application and go to the DOS prompt.

Step 2: Insert the diskette into the “A” or “B” drive, depending on your

system configuration;

Step 3: Type: DIR A: or DIR B: indicating the drive where the

diskette has been inserted and press [ENTER]. C:>DIR A:

The following file names should be listed on the screen:

1. INSTALL.EXE

2. MSCDEX.EXE

3. DRD600.SYS

4. DRD60PS.SYS

5. DRD60ASP.SYS

6. INSTALL.CWA

7. INSTALL.HLP

8. MPC.COM

9. MPCRMV.COM

10. README.DOC

11. XDISC.EXE

If your disk does not contain all of the files listed above, please contact your

Authorized Pioneer Dealer or call the Pioneer Bulletin Board System using your

computer, modem and computer software to obtain current drivers. (See

Appendix F, Pioneer Technical Resource Numbers for Pioneer BBS number.)

After you’ve verified the contents of the disk, proceed to the next page for QUICK

INSTALLATION instructions.

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Quick Installation

Installing software drivers so you can use your Pioneer CD-ROm Changer with

your computer is easy! This flow chart details the installation process. If you are

installing from the DOS prompt, follow the DOS instruction path on the left side

of the chart. If you are installing from WINDOWS, follow the path on the right.

Insert the IBM-PC & Compatible Driver Diskette

into the floppy drive on your computer.

At the DOS Prompt, Type A: or

B: for the letter of the drive you

are installing the software from,

then Press [ENTER].

At the DOS prompt type WIN to

bring up WINDOWS.

At the A:\ or B:\ DOS Prompt, type

INSTALL and press [ENTER]. This

will begin the Installation Program.

Click on the FILE option in the

Menu Bar and click on the R

option. In the pop-up dialog box,

type A:INSTALL or B:INSTALL.

Note: The screen may go blank for a few seconds while the

program

loads.

To execute a Quick Installation of the drivers, select the QUICK INSTALL

option from the main menu, accept the default options and press [ENTER].

See the following pages for details about using the installer.

DOS

WINDOWS

Figure 3 - DOS/WINDOWS - Quick Install Process

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You will then see this message: Installation Completed Successfully!

Exit the Install Program, reboot your computer and you are ready to use

your Changer. (See page 3-9, Using your Pioneer CD-ROM Changer.)

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Click on QUICK INSTALL to bring up the QUICK INSTALL Parameters.

The QUICK INSTALL parameters pop-up as an adjacent menu, as illustrated below:

Figure 4 - DOS/WINDOWS Installer: Main Menu

Figure 5 - DOS/WINDOWS - Quick Install Default Settings

ioneer CD-ROM Installer Ver 2.0

NOTE: An Auto SCSI ID Search is built into the installation program. This

searches the SCSI bus and automatically identifies the SCSI ID number set on

the Changer.

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These default settings are suitable for most computer configurations. If you need

to change the settings, refer to the QUICK INSTALL Parameters on page 3-5.

If you choose to over-ride the Auto SCSI ID Search feature using the Custom

Install options, make sure the SCSI ID number selected in the Custom Install

matches the number indicated on the back of the Pioneer CD-ROM Changer.

Quick Install Parameters

The default settings work well with most computer configurations. Most basic

changes can be made by modifying the Quick Install Parameters, as described below:

Boot Drive - The drive from which MS DOS will boot.

The default DOS boot drive is C. To change the drive letter, highlight the menu

selection for the DOS BOOT DRIVE, press the [F3] key to edit, type in the

replacement drive letter and press the [ENTER] key.

Path - The directory path indicating where all the driver files will be copied.

The default path is C:\PIONEER. To change the path, highlight the menu selection

for PATH TO INSTALL DRIVER, press the [F3] key to edit and then type in the

replacement path name.

SCSI host adapter - Indicates the adapter to which the CD-ROM Changer is

connected. The default setting for the SCSI host adapter is Future Domain. Either

Figure 6 - DOS/WINDOWS - Select SCSI Host Adapter

ASPI

DD-C5002

Future Domain

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accept the default

selection or Press

[F3] to bring up the adjacent menu that allows you to select a different host

adapter. Use the UP or DOWN arrow keys, or a mouse to indicate the kind of

SCSI host adapter you are using. See Figure 6.

If you are using a Future Domain SCSI Host Adapter, accept the default setting:

Future Domain is highlighted. Press [ENTER].

Keyboard

Use the Up and Down arrow keys

to highlight your selection then

press [ENTER] to confirm.

Mouse

Click on the selection with the

mouse. Double Click to accept, or

press [ENTER].

Indicate the SCSI Host Adapter you have installed

Note: If you are using an ASPI Compatible host adapter, make sure you first

load the ASPI Manager provided by the card manufacturer. This software must

be loaded BEFORE the Pioneer drivers.

If you are not using a Future Domain SCSI Host Adapter, press the [F3] key to bring

up the adjacent menu and then, select the name of the host adapter (interface card)

you are using, ASPI , DD-C5002, Future Domain, or IBM. NOTE: ASPI refers

to ASPI compatible cards, such as Adaptec, etc.

Figure 8 - DOS/WINDOWS Installer: To Begin Installation

Figure 7 - Select Correct SCSI Host Adapter / Overview

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